soulfulness
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6.4
- noun
- /ˈsoʊl.fəl.nəs/
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profundidad emocional
- His success was all the more remarkable in light of what he lacked: charisma, soulfulness, athleticism, exhibitionism, all the rock-star qualities.
My music just gave me that love for hip hop, for soul, for Blues, for truth, for poetry, for the dark soulfulness.
- My music just gave me that love for hip hop, for soul, for Blues, for truth, for poetry, for the dark soulfulness.
- King, and just the soulfulness thrill's gone.
- The pain, the soulfulness, the spirit you feel like in her when you watch this.
- And so one of the things we talk about is mindfulness or Doctor Shelley Harrell has developed soulfulness.
- It's a really sick quality about Joe Biden that that that tears at at this image of integrity and and soulfulness that he tries to portray.
Examples
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We can imagine at least some of the sensitivity, dry humor, and soulfulness remain, and we owe him and his generation a debt for many of the good things that hearten us today.
Blog text (30) -
For many reasons, his musicality, intuition, and soulfulness!
Blog text (26) -
So why are love and soulfulness so important to you?
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The pain, the soulfulness, the spirit you feel like in her when you watch this.
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With all of that and the sweet soulfulness of her personality, it's no wonder she lit up the screen.
Blog text (25) -
There is a soulfulness to her, but the husband, Lucien Baines, in his 60s, possesses the icy demeanor of a corporate tycoon.
Fiction book (2000) -
It is a duo of soulfulness and resignation, and it demonstrates the appropriate comportment when faced with the difficulty of a Reinhardt black square painting and how to manage any potentially unsettling attendant reactions.
Academic text (2014) -
The artist's song is filled with soulfulness, capturing the deep emotions of heartbreak.
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Her soulfulness resonates with everyone who listens, making each performance unforgettable.
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The movie's soulfulness brought audiences to tears, expressing feelings that words could not.
Synonyms
148
4.0
Deep feeling in music, art, or performance
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5.3
Strong and complex feelings shown in art, writing, or by a person
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4.1
The ability to show feelings or ideas clearly in words, art and movement
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6.9
How clearly and strongly someone shows thoughts or feelings
Antonyms
How Soulful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word soulfulness breaks into the parts soul meaning 'inner self', plus -ful meaning 'full of' and -ness which makes a noun. So, soulfulness is like being 'full of soul' and describes someone or something showing deep feeling.